Auckland's Town Hall

The Heritage Images database has a marvelous feature called
‘Through the decades’ that shows how a building and its surroundings change over
time. Some of the significant places featured include Albert Park, the Ferry
Building and in its prominent Queen Street location, the Auckland Town Hall -- a
building of cultural significance noted for its unusual shape. It has been described as “a
wedge of cheese or a decrepit flat iron.”
The dozen photographs in the 'Through the decades' section document significant aspects of the Hall's history from its construction in 1910, to the creation of Aotea Square in the 1970s.
The dozen photographs in the 'Through the decades' section document significant aspects of the Hall's history from its construction in 1910, to the creation of Aotea Square in the 1970s.